Eazy D
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I dug this trigger on a property in which the house was built in 1878. I'm pretty certain that it's a trigger, I'm not sure if it was from a cap or toy gun vs a real gun. Thanks as always for your help.
Cap gun or real gun trigger?
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I dug this trigger on a property in which the house was built in 1878. I'm pretty certain that it's a trigger, I'm not sure if it was from a cap or toy gun vs a real gun. Thanks as always for your help.
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Kinda' resembles the hammer from a cap gun.
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Cap gun
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It possibly came out of a Bronco 44 or similar version
Check this out
https://wildwesttoys.com/toy-gun-schematic-page-for-wild-west-toys-cap-gun-pistols
Check this out
https://wildwesttoys.com/toy-gun-schematic-page-for-wild-west-toys-cap-gun-pistols
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